Road Trip Planner

Road Trip Planner for PC and Mac

Published by William Modesitt on 2024-04-20

  • Compatibility: Available on Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7 & MacOS 10, 11, 10.12
  • Category: Travel
  • Licence: $3.99
  • Software version: 4.6.08
  • File size: 5.56 MB


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Road Trip Planner Overview

What is Road Trip Planner? The Road Trip Planner app allows users to place pins on a worldwide map for each location they want to visit and create a complete trip itinerary. Each pin shows arrival and departure dates and times, travel time, time spent at the location, name and address of the pin, notes and images, custom pin color and icon, URL for related information and images, weather reports, Flickr photo search, elevation, transport type, satellite view, internet search results, list of activities, and multiple route options. Users can also import pins from their contacts, add, remove, or rearrange pins, and search for places near each pin. The app has no subscription fees and can be saved as a separate document. Route pins and routes can be exported as GPX files and viewed on GPS devices or iOS devices with the Road Trip Planner app or GPX-Viewer app. The itinerary holds all the details and can be shared or saved to disk. The app also includes a to-do checklist and the ability to import location data from other map-related apps.


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Road Trip Planner Features and Description

1. If Microsoft Maps cannot find a route between map pins, then neither can Road Trip Planner.

2. If it cannot be routed, please submit the issue to Microsoft at If Microsoft Maps cannot perform routing in the area you wish to travel then neither can Road Trip Planner.

3. The mapping and routing functionality Road Trip Planner uses is based upon Microsoft’s maps technology.

4. You can DEMO this app with Road Trip Planner LITE also available at the Windows App Store.

5. VIEW YOUR TRIP ON YOUR IPHONE OR IPAD with our Road Trip Planner app for iOS, or use our FREE Road Trip Planner Viewer app.

6. Route pins and routes can be exported as GPX files that can be imported by many Global Positioning System devices.

7. Routes and pins can be sent to Microsoft Maps.

8. Enter trip details for each location and create a complete trip itinerary.

9. Please test the area you wish to travel using Microsoft’s Maps app to ensure that the area can be routed.

10. Place pins on a worldwide map for each location you want to visit, then see your route.

11. Unlike other trip planning apps, this app has NO SUBSCRIPTION FEES.



Pros:

  • - Very complete and not too difficult to learn
  • - Vast improvement over any of the online apps
  • - Decent trip planner
  • - Analytical
  • - Robust notes
  • - Syncing with cloud
  • - Best trip planner offered in the APP store
  • - Doesn't crash or lock up

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Installation Requirements

PC Compactibility/Requirements for Installation

Compactible OS list:
  1. Windows 11
  2. Windows 10
  3. Windows 8.1
  4. Windows 7
  5. Windows Vista

Requirements for MacOS Installation

Intel, 64-bit processor, OS X 10.7 or later.

Compactible OS list:
  1. macOS Ventura: 13.3
  2. macOS Monterey: 12.6.4
  3. macOS Big Sur: 11.7.5
  4. macOS Catalina: 10.15
  5. macOS Mojave: 10.14
  6. macOS High Sierra: 10.13

FAQs

Road Trip Planner - Is it safe to download?

Yes. The app is 100 percent (100%) safe to download and Install. Our download links are from safe sources and are frequently virus scanned to protect you

Software Reviews and Criticism


  • By EddyGeez!

    No syncing!

    I just bought both the Windows and iOS apps assuming I would be able to seamlesly sync between them using iCloud. There's no mention of this NOT being the case on the web site's FAQ page. But instead of syncing, you literally have to MANUALLY transfer a file your self via iCloud every time you make a change. For example, if you just made some changes to your trip on your iOS device, you have to: 1) tap the Action button. 2) tap "Export File to iCloud". 3) Tap "iCloud Drive". 4) Tap the folder where you store your RTP files. 5) Tap the "Add" button. 6) Tap the "Replace" button. Now if you had the file open on your Windows, you get an alert asking if you want to Keep or Delete the file since it's been removed. You have to click "Delete", then go to File > Open Recent > Filename. You have to jump through similar hoops when you make a change on the Windows to see those changes on your iOS device(s). If you search for "Sync" on the web site, you get results about Sharing but not syncing. In this day and age of having an iPhone, an iPad and a Windows, not having seamless iCloud syncing is a major downside.


  • By tulip-1

    This Planner TOPS Everything I have tried

    I don’t understand the complaints. This worked GREAT! I have had in prior years mapping applications that cost in the neighborhood of $80 to $100 dollars - such as for mapping trails in addtion to roads. This application was very, very complete and not too difficult to learn. I planned a 8 day road trip with this after doing the same thing on Google Maps. By far-and-away this application is a VAST improvement over any of the online apps. Features I so liked were: * I set the arrival and depart times * Ability to add many activities to a pin and also the costs of those activities * Ability to add URL links and additional notes to a pin - used that extensively * Ability to drop a pin - calculate the route - then use that travel time to adjust my depart and arrivials to places I stay overnight in * Ability to fine tune a route for sight-seeing * Ability to export in HTML and import to anything I want * Ability to use on my iPhone * Ability to ask questions on the forum So - those that don’t like this - I just do not understand. Best investment I have made in making a trip plan with tremendous details. Usually I try to create such an itinerary on Google Docs and Google Maps. This is “icing on the cake”.


  • By Slorandy

    Uber Complicated

    I think in trying to put near limitless possibilities into this application they came up with an application that is extremely difficult to learn and use. You can expect to spend hours getting the hang of using. Putting down a few points of interest and getting a route between them took quite some time. I’ve spent probably 5 hours with the program and am getting more comfortable on routing, points of interest, and the editing of such. Some features are really cool like being able to put in the mpg of your vehicle and an assumed cost for gas to get an idea of the overall fuel cost between locations. I was only looking for a program like the good ole Streets and Trips from Microsoft and came across this. The developer must have put in a ton of time building this program, which I acknowledge. Now I’ll be trying to export my trip from my Pc to the iPad. WIsh me luck.


  • By mfelb282

    Gets the Job Done

    I end up having complicated trips. This app has helped me plan out trips and confirm distance and time commitments for those trips. I first became familiar with this app about four years ago when my wife and I decided to do a road trip for our honeymoon. It was incredibly practical since we had to travel 1500 miles from my wife's home church to our new home. We took two weeks to see some really neat places along the way! I used Road Trip Planner to keep track of confirmation numbers and even had it print out directions in case we decided to turn off our smartphones. I've used the app for several trips since then and it keeps doing what it has always done. I was happy to figure out a workaround for my latest trip to even include my flight information!


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